Fairfax journalists return to work
Contributed by members of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) Striking Fairfax journalists have returned to work after being out for one week and…
Contributed by members of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) Striking Fairfax journalists have returned to work after being out for one week and…
The striking Fairfax journalists have been receiving widespread community support. There is also an impressive amount of international support. The following outline comes from the…
The letter below has been sent by striking Fairfax journalists to the company’s shareholders and board members, to explain that they went on strike to…
Contributed by Ugly Concern is building over the planned major move into Australia by controversial Internet company Amazon.
The 21 April marks the anniversary of the historic first win of the eight-hour day by the stonemasons in Melbourne. At a time when this…
Contributed by Jim Hayes Yesterday, on the back of mounting evidence of their growing use by some employers, to bring in foreign workers as a…
The following article (5 April 2017) by Ross Gittins, economics editor of the Sydney Morning Herald, appeared in the Fairfax publications. This is a worthwhile…
Contributed from Victoria Striking workers are holding an around-the-clock picket outside their Dandenong factory over a proposed new workplace agreement.
Contributed by Joe Montero Underemployment continues to rise and along with it Australia’s working poor.
Contributed from Western Australia Cape, a company subcontracting for mining company Alcoa, tried to blackmail its workers into signing a new agreement that would cut…